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AzNightmare · 06-08-2009, 02:21 AM

I just got an Easton Stealth S5 shaft from Cyclone Taylor yesterday.
I got them to attach a blade on, but realized it was about 3 inches too long.

Should I go back and expect they will be able to cut it for me, free service?
Or should I just take out a hacksaw and try to cut it myself?
(If I cut it myself, any tips on how to approach that?)

This is pretty much the entry level ($30) composite shaft, so there isn't any
special kick points or anything like that.

06-08-2009, 02:21 AM	#1
AzNightmare Banned (ABWS)? Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Vancouver Posts: 19,497 Thanked 4,141 Times in 1,787 Posts Failed 434 Times in 211 Posts	Cutting a composite shaft myself? I just got an Easton Stealth S5 shaft from Cyclone Taylor yesterday. I got them to attach a blade on, but realized it was about 3 inches too long. Should I go back and expect they will be able to cut it for me, free service? Or should I just take out a hacksaw and try to cut it myself? (If I cut it myself, any tips on how to approach that?) This is pretty much the entry level ($30) composite shaft, so there isn't any special kick points or anything like that. __________________ __________________________________________________ Last edited by AzNightmare; Today at 10:09 AM